Sketch out a neutral 18-electron structure for the following metals and ligands. Use at least one metal and each type of ligand shown. Try to keep your structure as simple as possible and do NOT use more than two metal centers. Show your electron counting. Ligands are shown without charges, please indicate the proper ligand charge and metal oxidation state in your electron counting. Draw a reasonable structure showing the geometry about the metal center(s) as accurately as possible. a) Mo, µ-CR2, dmpe, CO

Sketch out a neutral 18-electron structure for the following metals and ligands. Use at least one metal and each type of ligand shown. Try to keep your structure as simple as possible and do NOT use more than two metal centers. Show your electron counting. Ligands are shown without charges, please indicate the proper ligand charge and metal oxidation state in your electron counting. Draw a reasonable structure showing the geometry about the metal center(s) as accurately as possible. a) Mo, µ-CR2, dmpe, CO

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Sketch out a neutral 18-electron structure for the following metals and ligands. Use at
least one metal and each type of ligand shown. Try to keep your structure as simple as
possible and do NOT use more than two metal centers. Show your electron counting.
Ligands are shown without charges, please indicate the proper ligand charge and metal
oxidation state in your electron counting. Draw a reasonable structure showing the
geometry about the metal center(s) as accurately as possible.
a) Mo, µ-CR2, dmpe, CO
b)- Cp, Rh, (µ-NHME)2
b) Nb, NMe, NME2, Cp, CI
d). Cp, Mo, (PME3)2, (C=CMe), (CO)

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